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81st Anniversary of Warsaw Uprising


Torq  19 | 1927
1 Aug 2025   #1
Once again, we celebrate the memory of the fallen heroes and the murdered civilians...

Warsaw Uprising 1944

... once again we ask our German friends and neighbours about the proper commemorating of Polish victims of WW2. Once again we are met with deafening silence.

Luckily, the butcher of Warsaw, Heinz Reinefarth...

Reinefarth

... the one who reported to his superiors that he cannot kill all the civilians because he doesn't have enough ammo (sometimes his soldiers creatively threw Polish infants into the burning buildings, hence saving ammunition), and who sent a message to Himmler with best wishes and a souvenir from the loot, was properly punished after the war... erm... no wait a minute...

... he wasn't. His genocidal past didn't matter at all in the post-war Germany - he was a respected mayor of a seaside town (Westerland on Sylt island). He was the mayor until 1963 and was then elected to Schleswig-Holstein landtag.

wiadomosci.onet.pl/tylko-w-onecie/rzeznik-warszawy-po-wojnie-zostal-burmistrzem-kurortu-jak-do-tego-doszlo/007se

Let's again pray for the souls of slaughtered civilians and fallen insurgents.

Lest we forget... lest we forget...
Novichok  7 | 10614
1 Aug 2025   #2
Once again, we celebrate the memory of the fallen heroes and the murdered civilians...

Next time, try "remember". Only sick idiots would "celebrate" 250,000 useless and self-inflicted deaths.
Ironside  53 | 13672
1 Aug 2025   #3
Only sick idiots would "celebrate" 250,000 useless and self-inflicted deaths.

What about the 9/11 monument? Built by a sick idiot, I guess.

Honoring the memories of those who were murdered and those who fought bravely in battle is essential. Recognizing their sacrifices ensures that we never forget their stories and the lessons learned from their lives.
Novichok  7 | 10614
1 Aug 2025   #4
Honoring the memories of those who were murdered and those who fought bravely in battle is essential.

Bravery is when you risk your life and yours only, not mine. If you want to risk mine, you need my consent.

Also, for what reason...To save lives - bravery. To play politics - recklessness. Majority of Polish cities and towns were abandoned by the Germans without any drama.

So why Warsaw? It was Warsaw to tell the Red Army that Poland is back in business so don't even think about importing a Soviet-friendly government.

OK, said the Soviets, have it your way and die...We can wait until you do...Brilliant.
Lyzko  45 | 10101
1 Aug 2025   #5
Hear, hear all!

The more memory dims, the more their deeds will be forgotten.
Ironside  53 | 13672
1 Aug 2025   #6
OK,

The political aspects of the uprising do not affect the importance of remembering those who lost their lives. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion on the matter, but honoring the memories of those who perished is still essential. English is not Torq's first language, so his choice of words may be unclear. While there isn't anything to celebrate, it is a good opportunity for remembrance and reflection.
Novichok  7 | 10614
1 Aug 2025   #7
While there isn't anything to celebrate, it is a good opportunity for remembrance and reflection.

Well said.

A moment of silence...no words are needed or proper beyond:

Warsaw Uprising

August 1944 - October 1944

RIP


That's it.
Miloslaw  25 | 5728
1 Aug 2025   #8
The political aspects of the uprising do not affect the importance of remembering those who lost their lives..

I couldn't agree more.

A moment of silence...no words are needed

You, by contrast, are a complete and utter moron!
Korvinus  5 | 774
2 Aug 2025   #9
OK, said the Soviets, have it your way and die...

For your information, they did enter after the Nazis finished their work.
And they were not polite enough to leave.
During the Warsaw Uprising, there was Russian inaction, but the killing was done by the Germans. In Katyn, Russians murdered our unarmed officers with their own hands.
mafketis  43 | 11756
2 Aug 2025   #10
In Katyn, Russians murdered our unarmed officers

yeah.... he supports that too.... don't interact, the only appropriate response is radio silence... if enough people ignore him, he'll go away
Novichok  7 | 10614
2 Aug 2025   #11
For your information, they did enter after the Nazis finished their work.

Why should they enter before? To get killed and to help AK?

Are you sane or just Polish?

he supports that too....

No, he does not...

However, knowing my tribe, I am going to guess that many of them were as stupid as you and other Russia haters here and insulted the Soviets instead of offering cooperation.

I would try to join the Comminist Party in the first hour to survive. Did you know that dead people can't do much?
Korvinus  5 | 774
2 Aug 2025   #12
Why should they enter before? To get killed and to help AK?

And now they expect Polish sympathy? Russians, as Bobko stated in another thread, cannot understand Polish spite.
Novichok  7 | 10614
2 Aug 2025   #13
Memo to Poles:

We all know that you think Poland is more special than any other place on mother earth. That does not entitle you to treat others as your protectors, servants, or just plain stupid subhumans...

Also, don't act like suicidal morons. Be happy you are in NATO and safe on my dime. Just STFU and don't aggravate Russia when there is no upside.

In fact, acting up when there is no upside is what stupid broads aka Karens do.

Also...Dying for your country is the stupidest thing you can do. Don't believe me? Ask your parents, wife, or kids...Even your dog if you have one...

And now they expect Polish sympathy?

They never did. You just pulled this one out of your ass.

Want sympathy? It's between shlt and syphilis...
Mr Grunwald  34 | 2273
8 Aug 2025   #14


One of the earliest movies made regarding the Warsaw uprising: «Kolumbowie»
Miloslaw  25 | 5728
8 Aug 2025   #15
@Mr Grunwald
@Torq

Great posts from both of you!

Although morons like Novichock (Rich Mazur) will think otherwise.....
Novichok  7 | 10614
8 Aug 2025   #16
One of the earliest movies made regarding the Warsaw uprising: «Kolumbowie

Does this movie mention that Poland got nothing for 250,000 dead Poles?

If not, that's still OK since the US got nothing for over 100,000 dead Americans and 7 trillion bucks it spent in K, V, I, and A.
Alien  29 | 7315
9 Aug 2025   #17
Poland got nothing for 250,000 dead Poles?

This is nonsense. Everyone in Europe lost something in this war. Only America won.
Lyzko  45 | 10101
11 Aug 2025   #18
Germany might well have ended up winning the peace, even if having lost the war!
Face facts, why don't you. Western Germany worked like the Dickens to dig herself
out from a bombed out country, whose population were nearly decimated, a majority
of whom were forced to eat from garbage cans in order just to find scraps of food.
Many losers were offered Marshall Plan like packages from the victors, yet how many
wound up like post-War dynamos as did The Federal Republic of Germany?

She built an economy exceeding even that of the US from around the late '60's up until relatively
recently, has the highest GDP in Europe and is a leading software producer as well as a leader
in any number of areas, surprisingly enough in gastronomy!!

Only American won?? Uh, I don't think so.
Marrakesh
11 Aug 2025   #19
America "won" 500,000 graves

That's the price for meddling and imposing random economic sanctions on other countries. Ask the Brits, they know a thing or two about that, including losing an Empire as a result. You're next.
Novichok  7 | 10614
12 Aug 2025   #20
That's the price for meddling and imposing random economic sanctions on other countries.

Meddling??? Another anti-US azzhole...

Show me one survey from Western Europe during WW2 where the majority told those "meddling" Americans to stay home or get the fvck out of Europe.

The same with Polaks...When the Soviets were dying by the thousands liberating Poland from German occupation, no Polak told them to stay home and leave Poland and the Germans alone.

You know...we are brave and we can handle the Germans by ourselves...like we did in Warsaw in 1944...

Just curious... How many Soviets died chasing Germans out out of Poland and how many Poles?

And that Marshal Plan...Did the Euros gladly take it or told the US to shove it?

Yes, I know, the US started WW2 to get filthy rich...

How many more morons are hiding here...It's getting tiring...
Mr Grunwald  34 | 2273
12 Aug 2025   #21
no Polak told them to stay home and leave Poland and the Germans alone.

Your one crazy fool. There was a civil war after ww2 to kick out the Soviets. Don't spread lies
Novichok  7 | 10614
12 Aug 2025   #22
Your one crazy fool.

You are a moron in need of a course on English comprehension...This seems to be a national Polak mental disorder...

If you read my post slowly like a good third-grader, you would notice the highlighted part:

When the Soviets were dying by the thousands liberating Poland] from German occupation, no Polak told them to stay home and leave Poland and the Germans alone.

So, what did the idiot write in response?

This:

There was a civil war after ww2 to kick out the Soviets. Don't spread lies

Pathetic...
Ron2
12 Aug 2025   #23
liberating Poland] from German occupation

Your assumption would be true if Russia left Poland alone after the war. But instead it occupied Poland since 1945 to 1989, so their death was a calculated cost of doing business.
Ironside  53 | 13672
12 Aug 2025   #24
Pathetic...

, no Polak told them to stay home and leave Poland

Your claims are truly disappointing. Have you gone back to a kindergarten level of reasoning?
Lyzko  45 | 10101
12 Aug 2025   #25
@Rich,
Mr. Grunwald is Norwegian, not Polish:-)
Novichok  7 | 10614
12 Aug 2025   #26
Your assumption would be true if Russia left Poland alone after the war

No, moron ...The US is still in Korea.
gumishu  15 | 6359
12 Aug 2025   #27
.The US is still in Korea.

because Koreans want American military presence? Why do Poles want American military presence here (i.e. in Poland)? becuase they are Koreans? :P
Novichok  7 | 10614
12 Aug 2025   #28
because Koreans want American military presence?

There was no referendum so you are not entitled to make this claim.

South Korean government is not the same as "Koreans".

Polish government wanted the Red Army to stay - just as the UK government wants the borders to stay open for migrants.

The US government kept the border open for years.

Neither gave a fvck about how the voters felt about it. I am quoting these examples to prevent you from giving me crap about "democracy".
Alien  29 | 7315
12 Aug 2025   #29
Polish government wanted the Red Army to stay

This is not true, it was quite the opposite.
gumishu  15 | 6359
12 Aug 2025   #30
Polish government wanted the Red Army to stay

yeah, because Polish government was a Soviet puppet?

if you are curious if most of South Koreans are pro American military presence in their country just use google


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